Look at this document, Sabahaddin!
It smells like Şehzade Abdülkadir!
He signed the document...
...with a haughty expression as if he was a big merchant.
You should have seen it, father!
This Abdülkadir is such a pushover.
I love him.
I mean, he always helps us solve our problems.
Abdülhamid is tyrannical, but his brain weighs so heavy.
I can't understand how a pushover like Abdülkadir is his son!
Sabahaddin!
He definitely takes after his mother's brother.
But know that, Abdülhamid is loved most by Şehzade Abdülkadir, though.
His actions are a bit rebellious, but believe me.
If Abdülhamid dies, Abdülkadir will cry most.
-No way. -He will, believe me.
Look, if this Melike poisoned Abdülhamid, you'd see what I mean.
She also escaped from the palace!
Look at that!
Since Melike ran away from Yıldız, she must have gone to Ms. Sarah.
-Probably. -Look at that!
Look at that!
Let me take this paper to Herzl.
He will take the weapons through the customs.
May festivities begin in the capital.
But give my brother Abdülkadir his credit.
Sabahaddin!
Your brother Abdülkadir...
...will definitely take a few bullets from this huge weapon trade.
You are a great king man, father!
Is that so?
My sister, Melike.
For days, I have been crawling in curiosity about where you are.
You are here now, but you keep silent instead of explaining.
Abdülhamid is not as we know.
Abdülhamid is a man who helps everyone...
...who is generous to the poor...
...who aids the helpless, who makes an artificial leg for an Armenian.
He is fair and compassionate.
You must have lost your mind!
The angel you described is the killer of our father.
A tyrant, an enemy of freedom.
Melike, I think you lost your humanity in the palace...
...not your memory.
The man I knew couldn't be a killer!
There is beauty in all his words, and trust in all his looks!
I saw a magnificent character...
...a servant to Allah and a slave to his people.
He is really magnificent!
He had my father killed and had me shot, and my sister praises him.
Samir almost died, Melike!
A spy of Abdülhamid shot him.
Your faith has weakened!
Your memory loss detuned your soul.
I have to remind you of a few things, let's go!
Wait, Sarah! All three of us can't go out in daylight.
We need the cover of darkness.
Your journalistic intuition is very strong, Samir, congratulations!
Mr. Herbert!
What is the reason of your visit to the capital?
You have arrested our archaeologist...
...working in Palestine.
I think your man is interested in dead people.
What does this mean, Tahsin Pasha?
The man you call an archaeologist is an armed killer, Mr. Herbert!
Let's be honest.
When you go in the presence of our Sovereign...
...you shouldn't talk about this nonsense.
Tell your purpose honestly, so that your words can have a value.
Please!
Wait here.
Pasha!
Who are you?
Ömer.
What do you want?
You must have heard...
...there is an infidel called Hiram, who attempted to kill our Sultan.
-Are you a soldier? -No.
-Are you a spy? -No.
I recognized you. You came that night as well!
Yes, Pasha.
I'm looking for that filth named Hiram. Do you know him?
Do you know where he is? Where does he go and come?
You talked so tactlessly that night, too.
How dare you question me? Move away!
Pasha!
That infidel Hiram murdered my mother.
As you see, it's important.
If you know anything about Hiram, please tell me!
How can I know about Hiram?
And I don't know your mother either!
Is your mother the only one who died in this country?
You stand here and say mom!
-Move! -Pasha!
I asked you politely.
You didn't understand. Do you want me to hurt you?
Ömer, stop it, Ömer!
If I mind my own life from now on...
...let me die and get eaten by crows.
I will no longer ask the traitor!
If I see the treachery, I will execute him!
Ömer!
If the one firing at his own arm is involved in treachery...
...he should shoot himself in the head, Pasha!
Ömer!
My Sovereign.
Go on.
I brought personal greetings from Queen Victoria, revered Sultan.
If I send my greetings...
...it's not definite if you can go to London nor not.
I will send my greetings in another way.
Please. Tell me about your request.
Your Majesty, some incidents happened in Palestine territory.
A few British citizens unintentionally got involved in them.
And unfortunate events happened.
You call it "unfortunate events".
But they tried to slaughter Jews.
We think they did this by the order of Queen.
Never. Never.
Those people went to Palestine...
...to find the artifacts underground and present them to world culture.
You're blaming us. Do you have evidence?
Our evidence is in Palestine.
We couldn't bring your carcasses here, sir.
Your Majesty.
The English government has always done good to Ottomans...
...and protected their interests.
As far as we know, you have detained a British citizen.
According to treaties signed between Britain and Ottoman...
...you need to release him.
Those treaties were signed before my rule.
But we bear their burden.
We will do what's necessary.
Sir!
Do not forget!
Those who mess up with Muslims...
...will meet the death at the most unexpected time.
And death...
...comes suddenly!
I will take the weapons through the customs easily.
Now it's time to-- -The Ottoman Bank will be blockaded.
Then it will be abolished with all its stock.
A little rude, but quite explanatory.
Mr.Herzl. It's all good, but we have a small problem.
I hope it's small, Mr. Pastırmacıyan.
Raiding the Ottoman Bank is a big job. We need many men.
You told me you had lots of men, what happened to them?
The Armenian communities gave up...
...on sending men to our gang.
They refrain from a raid to the Ottoman Bank.
They are resisting.
Why?
Armenians are glad that they are Ottoman subjects.
They say their stomachs are full and they are happy!
Are you telling me this now, you idiot?
Are you mocking me?
This is the capital, Mr. Herzl.
You do not know the balance of power here!
Not only Muslims, but also Armenians are loyal...
...to Abdülhamid as a Sovereign and a human.
That's none of my business!
Do you hear yourself just when we are ready to act?
Listen to me, Mr. Herzl. Don't try my patience!
Gentlemen!
Quiet, please! We'll burn Abdülhamid, not each other.
I will take care of this matter.
Give me three names who are best-loved in the Armenian community.
Will you hold a feast again, you fool?
I will kill those three blessed Armenians, first.
And then I will spread the news that Muslims are killing Armenians!
If you succeed in this matter, the Armenians will not hesitate to arm!
This plan will work!
It's all for you. To give you Armenian warriors!
You wouldn't mind three Armenians, right?
You will do it as if you are taking revenge of Muslims who you killed.
Exactly!
If Muslims and Armenians get in to a deadly fight...
...I can give you the key of the capital...
...apart from the Ottoman Bank, Mr. Herzl.
My Sovereign.
Are we going to release that spy we caught in Palestine like that?
Pasha!
If there weren't the agreements signed by the previous Sultans...
If they didn't chain me...
Oh Pasha!
Each Sultan carries his predecessors on his back.
That has always been the same.
Their politics don't matter.
I am sad, my Sovereign.
It saddens me to leave that man like this at the time.
Just releasing him makes my blood boil.
Pasha.
What if we offer this British spy...
...to be an Ottoman officer?
Excuse me, my Sovereign?
Summon Mahmud Pasha.
By your command, my Sovereign!
The document signed by our Şehzade Abdülkadir.
You are now partners!
You are a master, Mahmud Pasha!
We will get the weapons out of the customs with no trouble.
Mahmud Pasha is as fast as a cheetah and as agile as a fox.
Hiram, when you open your mouth...
...all my passion for life comes out of my veins!
My mission is to make you happy, Pasha!
Good.
Sorry, but I can't focus.
What about these...
...Armenian names? -Armenian gangs can't find men.
So we will kill a few to fire up the atmosphere.
Excellent!
Of course. In the matter of life and death, humanity gets cheap.
Selling men out get easier. And mobility increases.
If the market is boosted, killing a few man won't matter.
What matters is that nobody disturbs us.
Speaking of disturbing...
...that Ömer.
He came up to me furiously.
The rascal is looking for you.
I should kill him, and send him to her mommy.
Or he will get in our way.
You shouldn't do everything, Hiram. This time, let real Muslims...
...to kill real Armenians.
In this way, it will be a more realistic fight.
And we will enjoy watching that fight.
How will we do this?
Kill the Armenians on the list and throw them into a church.
That's easy!
Then draw Ömer to the same church somehow.
That part is difficult!
It's hard to get a Muslim in the church.
But it is not impossible.
Then let the agitated Armenian communities siege the church...
...and find the Armenian-killer Ömer and skin him out.
You get the meat, I get the bones.
I'm not sure that blood-thirsty Armenians...
...will leave us meat or bones.
But let it be as you say.
What is that? Have you decided to make me a pasha?
No, you will be released!
But there are many soldiers in the palace.
They may see you while getting out.
One of them may get pissed off. -And pull his gun out...
...takes the risk of life sentence...
...fires at your head, and blows your brain out.
He may.
So you better wear these clothes.
Let us get you out disguised as an Ottoman officer.
I feel sorry for you!
Really? Why?
You want so much to kill me, but you are afraid of my death.
I assure you.
While drinking in the small pubs in London, I will always tell this.
The story of "the fear of Ottoman soldiers" will be told everywhere.
What's your name? To make the story right.
Get dressed.
Look here, fatso.
Yes, brother?
Don't you know me, boy?
No, brother!
Your aunty Asiye used to know me well, though.
We lost Asiye Teyze, brother. An ignoble filth killed her!
Watch your mouth.
I won't! I hope that filth will get burned in the flames of hell.
If I find him, I will kill him!
You've found him. I killed Asiye.
I drew the cross on her forehead. So what?
I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you!
What did you want from my Asiye Teyze?
Stop boy. Stop it!
Take this letter, give it to your brother Ömer! Okay?
Move!
You are very smart. It was a good idea to wear these.
You talk too much. Move.
If you also buy me a first class train ticket, I will be pleased.
Don't worry.
Pasha! Pasha!
Our Sovereign's orders.
The interrogation of this infidel did not end, he wants him back!
Nothing to do.
Let's go.
These cauldrons aren't worth any money, Amce.
They aren't.
Take them.
Why are you selling it, Asım Usta?
The stove has gone out, son!
Soup can't boil anymore.
Ömer Abi
Ömer Abi! -What happened, son?
Hiram cut my way!
He gave me this!
I'll be waiting for you at 10 o'clock at night in the Fener Church.
We will settle accounts. Come alone.
Attention!
It's a nice photo.
I asked for a copy. A keepsake from our heroes.
Excellent.
You know, Mahmud Pasha.
We sent Kemaleddin and Celal to Palestine.
I know, my Sovereign.
We receive good news from them!
Both Kemaleddin and Celal succeeded in their duties.
Maşallah.
But we have a problem.
What is it, my Sultan?
The Undersecretary of the British Colonies...
...is in the capital.
Really?
I haven't heard that.
You are the former Minister of Justice.
Our problem is...
...we placed a spy among the English.
He informed about the Palestine issue.
When our heroes raided there...
...we brought our spy back here.
The Undersecretary of the British Colonialism...
...wants him back thinking he is their spy.
Exactly.
Here's what we want to find out.
If the British spy...
...kills his own undersecretary...
...he will be out of his citizenship.
And with this...
...we won't deliver our spy to the British.
Just like you said, my Sovereign!
Tahsin Pasha!
Release our spy to give a lesson to the undersecretary.
By your command, my Sovereign!
My Sovereign!
It's very hard not to get shocked by your genius.
May Allah give you a long life!
Does Mahmud Pasha have a connection with the English undersecretary?
Of course he has, Pasha.
Now, he will tell him to save his life.
Photographer!
-Yes, my Pasha. -Where are you going?
To Tahsin Pasha. There are some pictures I copied for him.
Let me see.
How ugly! I didn't like it.
I don't understand...
...why our Sultan likes the pictures of factories.
Two heroic sons of our nation.
Celal and Kemaleddin.
Both of them will be great soldiers!
Who is in the middle?
Our Sultan's spy in Palestine.
Really?
Kargopoulos!
Let me keep this photograph as the memory of our heroes.
Print another copy for Tahsin Pasha.
Go now.
I know.
You will go even if I say the opposite.
I can't stay, father!
All right, son.
You won't get back in here as the Ömer who went out.
You will become another Ömer!
If you go...
...be very careful!
They might ambush you.
They can stab you in the back.
They can make you break your oath.
The affliction called the world is like a bathing bowl, son.
It travels from hand to hand.
You have fun with it.
Then someone else does.
Don't tend to the world.
Whatever you chase, you become its slave.
We are servants to no one but Allah.
Don't forget!
Your share will come and find you.
Come on, son!
I tricked those three Armenians.
They will come to the church.
Let's pray that there will be no mishaps.
I will kill them in the church!
And your prayers will be accepted there, Mr. Herzl.
You should use time wisely.
You have to kill them just before Ömer comes.
When will you get the weapons?
Armenians are supposed to be armed while Ömer is being lynched.
I'm going to take them now.
If the oil, sugar and flour is ready...
...we can start making the helva, Mr. Herzl.
Don't mind the materials. We will see how skillful you are.
Look, Melike!
Look well. This arrowhead was produced by Abdülhamid's seal.
And it can get thrown only by Abdülhamid's order.
Your father's blood stained this arrow!
Shouldn't we put too much pressure on Melike, Sarah?
She's tired, so let her rest.
Forgetting is slaughtering life, Samir!
Do not forget.
This is the truth about you and Melike!
If you turn your back on the truth...
...you get sentenced to eternal darkness.
And even if you are satisfied with this, I cannot be satisfied with it!
You can get into Abdülhamid's carpenter shop.
But you can never touch his dark world.
In locked rooms full of secrets, horrific crimes are being committed!
Mind-blowing decisions are made.
Everyday, hundreds of lives are ordered to be slaughtered there.
Just like your father.
Only Western civilization can stop Abdülhamid.
And this holy civilization moves with its heroes.
You, me and Samir!
Will we be the name of that heroism, or the shame of it?
We have to decide.
Sarah!
Are you okay, Sarah?
Blood, blood again!
I won't accept her rejection and will bring a doctor.
Run, brother, fast!
I don't like such places. But you invited me.
I'm glad you came.
Because I couldn't come to your hotel.
And they would find your dead body tomorrow!
What do you mean?
Abdülhamid.
He tricked you with a bait and you swallowed it.
The British spy who you are trying to save is Abdülhamid's spy.
How is that possible?
It is!
I'm afraid that even your Queen is Abdülhamid's spy.
Your man is an Ottoman lieutenant.
You are trying to save him as a British spy.
And Abdülhamid has to release him.
What is his purpose?
That Ottoman soldier...
...that is, your British spy is going to kill you.
So...
...he will get expelled from British citizenship.
And he will be judged in the Ottoman State.
And he will be free with a small labour penalty.
And he will still be a soldier.
Mr. Herbert!
Do not trust this man!
And you can pay the check.
Mr. Herbert!
Come in.
My sister.
Come, brother.
Sit down.
Makbule opened her eyes.
What did she say? Did she give Mahmud Pasha's name?
Seniha took her as daughter-in-law, Mehmed.
Sultana Mother came here.
She gave her to Seniha.
And she said she didn't see who attacked her.
It seems she got exposed to a very particular and sneaky poison.
What kind of poison, doctor?
The poison spreads slowly through the body.
The effect is not felt immediately.
But its impact is inevitable.
And it results in paralysis. It's very dangerous.
What is the meaning of what you say?
Tell us how we can save her.
It's obtained from a flower grown in North Africa.
The root of the flower is poison.
But the leaves are antidote.
How come they have that flower here?
Many years ago, by order of Sultan Abdülhamid...
...a science team that I was a part of...
...brought it from North Africa...
...and placed it among the flora of the Yıldız garden.
My God!
I was...
Abdülhamid again.
But why?
We can't take the poison out of your body without that flower.
Red Sultan told me I would return to the palace.
So this is what he meant.
Şehzade Abdülkadir.
He walked me around a garden full of flowers and plants.
Excuse me.
I can't go back there.
If I do, Abdülhamid won't let me live this time.
You will never go back there.
I can bring the garden here if necessary.
Now you behave like Melike.
I already feel like recovered.
I will not allow you to die!
I know who will bring the flower to us.
Mehmed Pasha.
You got afraid of our justice.
And took refuge in the ambassador's house.
Explain why you did this?
I got a note inviting me to the German embassy, ​​my Sovereign.
It said it was about a very important matter.
It said I had to go.
I went to the embassy to learn the truth about the note.
I had no other goal.
Who wrote this letter?
Who is he?
I could not learn, my Sovereign.
When I arrived in the embassy...
...they had no information.
And nobody was expecting me.
That night...
...did you enter the palace with my Şehzade Abdülkadir?
Yes, my Sovereign.
Our girl Makbule...
...got stabbed that night.
Were you involved in that?
No, my Sovereign.
I entered the palace with Şehzade Abdülkadir.
But I saw neither Makbule nor anyone else.
Let's ask our daughter, too.
Tahsin Pasha.
Summon Makbule.
As you command, my Sovereign.
Mr. Herzl!
I know how to talk to the generals...
...and servants in the capital.
You wait!
What is it?
We will check the chests.
I think you didn't see the signature.
They are our Şehzade's personal goods.
It's an order from our Sovereign. No favor in official affairs.
Tell me your name then.
I will inform our Şehzade.
I'm sure he will want to reward...
...an honorable and dutiful man like you.
Whatever it is, grab it and go!
Come on, load them.
If you don't know how to sing for a dog, it will bite you.
It's not an ability to talk to such a dutiful dog.
When we get the weapons, you will see our abilities then.